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Disabled Beach Holidays in Dorset

140 kilometres of coastline and over 150 villages - if you want spectacular sea views and walks, lush countryside and a warm and friendly welcome, then set your sights on a disabled friendly holiday in Dorset!

Dorset also enjoys an extremely varied landscape, the east is low lying with plenty of heathland, the west is more hilly with lots of woodland, the north is dominated by Blackmore Vale, the centre is chalk downland, while the south is home to the Dorset Downs, the high chalkland of Cranborne Chase and miles of sandy beaches. This stretch is known as the Jurassic Coastline, where erosion by the sea exposes the fossils of dinosaurs and the spiral shells of ammonites.

Dorset is an idyllic UK holiday destination; a county with beautiful countryside, beaches that are sweeping, cliffs that are dramatic, market towns that are bustling and villages that are sleepy. If you want a holiday that involves getting out and about, relaxing or exploring, then Devon is the ideal place. For instance, Cerne Abbas in the centre of Dorset, is a splendid ancient town, with a famous - not to mention rude - giant carved into the chalk hills nearby. Just outside of Cerne Abbas is Bulbarrow, where, on a clear day, seven counties can be seen from the summit.

We have plenty of accessible accommodation for you to enjoy in Dorset, whether you favour self catering in Swanage or a B&B in Bridport. If you can’t find what you want on our site we can work with you to plan your perfect Dorset break, by finding hotels and cottages that are suitable for your needs and everything else you need to know in order to make your well deserved holiday as relaxing and carefree as possible.

This attractive, accessible ground-floor holiday home, set in the heart of beautiful Dorset, is part of a charming complex of properties and a short stroll from the historic and breathtaking Jurassic Coast.